Sentence examples for facile vision from inspiring English sources
Stumpf's management, or lack of it, gives the lie to Wells Fargo's facile "vision and values" statement, which states (next to a photo of Stumpf that could have been taken directly from a Brooks Bros. catalog page), "Everything we do is built on trust….It's earned relationship by relationship".
As such, "Pornography" — the title an indicator of the clinical but damning tone — feels a little facile in its vision of today's England as a country that has lost its moral center and sense of responsibility for the collective welfare.
A facile connection is often made between the apocalyptic vision of Olivier Messiaen's "Quartet for the End of Time" and the circumstances of its composition, in a German prisoner-of-war camp in 1941.
There is something a bit too pat and underdeveloped about Oates's larger vision, for instance in the rather facile way she counterpoises Genna's great-grandfather's involvement with the anti-slavery Underground Railroad and her father's entanglement with the anti-Vietnam war underground.
Pinpointing the causes of increased vision loss in children and youth is not facile.
Both are dangerously facile.
Of course generalizations are facile.
